Coursework
Course Requirements
Students must be admitted into the university before registering for this program.
| Prerequisite | ||
|---|---|---|
| Master’s degree in nursing | ||
| Required Courses | 12 units | |
| GNRS 660 | Theories of Teaching and Instruction | 3 |
| GNRS 661 | Leadership and Role Development in Nursing Education | 3 |
| GNRS 662 | Assessment, Curriculum, Development, and Outcomes | 3 |
| GNRS 663 | Clinical Practicum in Nursing Education | 3 |
| Total for Nursing Education | 12 units | |
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is a semester?
15 weeks (12 in the summer)
How many evenings per week do I attend classes?
Students generally attend class one to two nights per week, depending on
the number of classes in which they are enrolled.
How soon can I finish this program?
Most students complete the program in one semester.
How are clinicals arranged?
The School of Nursing faculty and staff arrange clinical settings with some student
input as needed.
What kind of clinical settings are available?
The School of Nursing identifies appropriate clinical settings
based on the student’s specialty. Settings may include hospitals, primary
care clinics, churches, and schools, to name a few.
How do I figure out my schedule?
Knowledgeable faculty advisors assist students with a comprehensive course planner to ensure course continuity throughout the program.
